General norms for institutes for the conduct of

Sample Task Work

Sr. No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1.	One shaping machine (350 mm travel) with machine vice and the following metal-turning lathes for every five trainees in the machine tool class will be needed:
2.	One 100 mm swing machine.
3.	Three 150 mm swing machines.
4.	One 300 mm swing machine.
5.	Three-and four-jaw chucks for the above machines.
6.	Faceplates for the above machines.

FABRICATION, WELDING, JOINING AND CUTTING
Teaching facilities:
A workshop with classroom facilities is required. Most of the learning will take place in the Workshop but, as some group instruction will be necessary at various times throughout the subject, a classroom or classroom-type facilities will be necessary adjacent to the workshop.

Sample Task Work

Sr. No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1.	Drills, Harbouring tools, etc., for use in lathes.
2.	Tool holders for lathes and shaping machines.
3.	Protective equipment.

MARINE ENGINEERING MAINTENANCE (Level – 2)
Teaching facilities:
When starting a training programme in plant maintenance in a training institute, the acquisition of suitable marine engineering components and machinery can be difficult, as the high cost would in most cases preclude the purchase of new equipment. The training centre can initially acquire ‘scrap’ items, or seek equipment from manufacturers and ship-owners.
Sample Task Work

Sr. No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Pumps.
2	Air compressors.
3	A small steam engine.
4	Motor vehicle petrol engine.
5	Diesel engines -large four-stroke.

MARINE PLANT OPERATION (Level – 3)
Teaching facilities:
A classroom with access to the marine engineering maintenance workshop and, ideally, also to a workshop equipped with operational marine machinery capable of being run in realistic conditions.
Sample Task Work

Sr. No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records

ADVANCED WORKSHOP PRACTICE (Level – 2)
Teaching facilities:
Classroom-type facilities will be necessary for giving instruction prior to commencing practical work. Trainees will need access to all of the workshops used in Phase 1.
Sample Task Work

Sr. No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	A horizontal, vertical or universal milling machine
2	A range of cutting tools and Arbor.
3	Work-securing vice and devices.
4	A simple dividing head.

MARINE ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN ( Level – 1)
Parts I and II
Teaching facilities:
A room specially equipped and lit for teaching drawing, with benches, stools and drawing boards or simple drafting machines for A2 size paper for each trainee. A drawing storage chest will also be required.

Equipment

Each trainee will require 45^o and 60^o set squares with the largest side between 200 and 300 mm, HB and 2H pencils, a pencil eraser, precision pencil compasses, a 300 mm engineering scale rule and a 360^o protractor.
Sample Task Work

Sr .No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Assembly, general arrangement, component, single-part and pictorial drawings.
2	Drawings with auxiliary projections.
3	Models of a cone, a square pyramid, intersecting cylinders and a square-to-round transition piece.
4	Symbols for welded connections(see objective 8.1)

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY (Level – 2)
Teaching facilities

Ordinary classroom facilities are appropriate with provision for the demonstration of or for trainees to practice on the materials and equipment listed as below.

Materials and equipment:
Sample Task Work

Sr.No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Acidic alkaline and neutral solutions.
2	Alkalinity/acidity indicators such as litmus papers.
3	Samples of aluminium and copper with an oxide film
4	Samples of noble and less noble metals.

THERMODYNAMICS (Level – 1)
Teaching facilities:
Ordinary classroom facilities are adequate.

Laboratory equipment: as specified are samples

Sample Task Work

Sr.No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Calorimeter, to be used for determining specific heat capacities and the final temperature of mixtures
2	An apparatus to determine the relationship between vapour pressure and temperature
3	A throttling/separating calorimeter(steam supply required).

MECHANICAL SCIENCE (Level – 1)
Teaching facilities:
Ordinary classroom facilities are required with access to force boards; these could be portable and brought into the room.
Sample Task Work

Sr.No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Force boards, to be used
2	An apparatus to demonstrate the pressure on an immersed surface.
3	An apparatus to demonstrate loss of head when water flows through a section of pipe of reduced diameter.

INTRODUCTION TO MARINE ELECTROTECHNOLOGY (Level – 1)
Teaching facilities:
Ordinary classroom facilities are required but with access to the equipment listed overleaf.
Sample Task Work

Sr.No.	Description	Tasks	Man hours / L. P. T.	Records
1	Model of an atom,
2	apparatus to demonstrate static electricity,
3	examples of electrical diagrams
4	ammeters, voltmeters, power meters,
5	wiring, connectors, resistors,
6	a selection of marine cables,
7	equipment and cable runs for testing purposes,
8	insulation testers, continuity testers,

MARINE ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE (Level – 2)
Teaching facilities
Ordinary class room teaching facilities are required .